It is situated on the Trans-Canada Highway, 77 km (48 mi) west of the Provincial Capital of Regina. Established in 1882 when the Canadian Pacific Railway expanded west, the municipality was incorporated as a City in 1903. Moose Jaw is also home to the famous 431 Air Demonstration Squadron (Snowbirds) and 15 Wing’s NATO Flight Training Centre. Moose Jaw maintains many services and amenities including a tier ONE Regional Hospital, health and medical centers, primary, secondary, and post-secondary (Saskatchewan Polytechnic) education, pharmacy services, dentist, chiropractor, massage, physio, eye doctor, fire & rescue, RCMP detachment, City policing, seniors and supportive living care and housing, community organizations, shopping, a multitude of indoor and outdoor recreation options, art gallery, museum, library, a 28-acre Crescent Park, and a 500-acre Wakamow Valley Park. historical municipality, urban green spaces, vibrant downtown street culture, modern services, low crime rates and a diversity of career opportunities, and affordability. Reporting to the City Manager (or Chief Administrative Officer), The Director of Financial Services is responsible for the leadership of the City of Moose Jaw’s Finances. This includes being the Chief Financial Officer, Leader of the Finance Department and trusted advisor to City Council on all financial matters. The Director of Financial Services will perform the duties and exercise the powers and functions set forth in the Cities Act, City Bylaws, and as directed by City Council. The position is responsible for the operational management and leadership of the Finance Department including initiatives, policies, risk management, organization and control of all financial, budgetary, auditing, payroll, accounting, treasury,



assessment and purchasing functions of the City of Moose Jaw. All functions of this position will be carried out in accordance with professional standards established by the Chartered Skilled Accountants of Canada and will comply with generally accepted accounting practices. The Director of Financial Services should possess a willingness to explore options and challenge the status quo toward achieving the Council’s strategic objectives for the City. Administrative Assistant, City Comptroller, City Treasurer, Manager of Financial Planning and Analysis, and Procurement Specialist. The Ideal CandidateThe Director of Financial Services will possess a strong blend of financial expertise, leadership ability, and strategic vision. They must have a deep understanding of municipal finance, budgeting, and accounting principles, as well as knowledge of local government regulations and compliance requirements. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are crucial for making data-driven decisions that optimize resources and improve efficiency. Additionally, expertise in financial forecasting, risk assessment, and grant management will be vital to supporting and ensuring the long-term fiscal sustainability for the City. Provide leadership and guidance to City Council, City Departments and the Finance Team, ensuring that the appropriate information,



tools and perspectives are available to deliver sound financial management of the City’s resources and overall financial strategies. As the leader of the Finance Team ensure that staff are equipped with the right skills, tools, talents and perspectives to deliver the operational duties of the Financial Services Department, follow Council direction and be compliant with legislated requirements. Finance Operations Manage the Finance Department and ensure that all Finance activities are aligned with the vision, mission, values and objectives as set out in the City’s strategic plan. Manage and administer effective financial management systems to ensure appropriate planning and control occurs for the organization. Ensure that the organization’s risk exposure is properly managed, and the resulting appropriate insurance coverages and risk mitigation strategies are in place. Manage and ensure the delivery of the City’s corporate accounting functions including general ledger, financial reporting, accounts payables, job costing and payroll functions. Manage and ensure delivery of the City’s corporate treasury functions including cash collection, banking, licensing and customer focused front counter interactions with our citizens. Oversee and manage the taxation and assessment processes via the treasury branch of the department of financial services. Manages and administers the City’s financing and related cashflow and borrowing activities. Develops and implements the corporations long-term financing plans, debt management and internal borrowing strategies and processes. Develop and coordinate policy development for all City financial matters. Develop and implement the City of Moose Jaw’s financial policies in respect to the City’s reserves. Collaboratively works with the City’s Investment

📌 Manager , Financial Services - Banking (Canada)
🏢 City of Moose Jaw
📍 Canada